Overview

The Entra ID App Registration Event Monitor checks your app registrations in Microsoft Azure and alerts if the client secrets are due to expire within a specified number of days.

Use Cases

• Keeping a list of app registrations
• Receiving notifications well before your app registrations are due to expire

Monitoring Options

This event monitor provides the following options:

Alert with [Info/Warning/Error/Critical] if Azure cannot be contacted

Use this option to alert you if the event monitor is unable to connect to Microsoft Azure. Reasons for a failure to connect include invalid security tokens and loss of external network access.

Alert with [Info/Warning/Error/Critical] when app registrations are added

Use this option to receive an alert of your choice when an app registration is added.

Alert with [Info/Warning/Error/Critical] when app registrations are removed

Use this option to receive an alert of your choice when an app registration is removed.

Alert with [Info/Warning/Error/Critical] when client secrets are expired

This option will alert you with your choice of severity when one or more client secrets are found to have expired.

Alert about client secrets that will expire in less than a specified number of days

This option lets you specify the number of days before client secret expiry that you'll receive an alert.

Don't alert about client secrets that have already expired

Check this box to exclude alerts about client secrets that have already expired.

Include a table of client secrets [before all/after all] event text

Check this box to add a table of client secrets to the event text generated each time the event monitor runs.

Include all the client secrets

Check the box next to this option to include a list of all client secrets in the notification generated each time the event monitor runs.

Include valid client secrets

This option lets you include valid client secrets in the text generated each time the event monitor runs.

Include expired client secrets

Check this box to include a list of all expired client secrets in the notification generated each time the event monitor runs.

Include client secrets expiring in the next 30 days

Use this checkbox to show all client secrets expiring in the next 30 days in the notification generated each time the event monitor runs.

Only check the following app registrations

This option lets you list app registrations to check. All app registrations not listed here will not be checked.

App registrations to ignore

List app registrations to ignore in this text box. The event monitor will skip monitoring these app registrations.

Client secrets to ignore

Enter a list of client secrets to ignore in this text box. The event monitor will skip monitoring these client secrets.

Authentication and Security

First, you'll need to create an app registration to add to your event monitor's authentication profile. Information on how to do this can be found in our "Creating an Azure Authentication Profile" article.

Your event monitor will need Application.Read.All, Directory.Read.All, and User.Read permissions with the delegated type. Additionally, you'll need Application.Read.All permissions with the application type under Microsoft Graph.

Protocols

Data Points

This event monitor generates the following data points:

Data Point	Description
App Registrations	Total app registration count.
Deleted App Registrations	Total number of deleted app registrations.
New App Registrations	Number of new app registrations since last event monitor run.

Sample Output